John J. Jarrett, was a farmer & Saw Miller. Between 1800-1890. John J. Jarrett bought land from Jimmy Thomas, Tommy Thomas, and Henry Grindstaff,"up the hollow," and built his house.
John J.Jarrett also bought the store and house property at a commissioner's sale in 1932, from Milt Willis, and became a merchant. In 1932 the Post Office in Bandana was moved from the Charlie McNeil house to John Jarrett's store, and his daughter Retta Jarrett became Post Mistresses. Retta Jarrett Gibson continued in the position until the Post Office closed in 1958. The John J. Jarrett's store was torn down in 2006.
Information from Joan Grindstaff & Ben Robinson, Grandson of John J.Jarrett.
John J. Jarrett, was a farmer & Saw Miller. Between 1800-1890. John J. Jarrett bought land from Jimmy Thomas, Tommy Thomas, and Henry Grindstaff,"up the hollow," and built his house.
John J.Jarrett also bought the store and house property at a commissioner's sale in 1932, from Milt Willis, and became a merchant. In 1932 the Post Office in Bandana was moved from the Charlie McNeil house to John Jarrett's store, and his daughter Retta Jarrett became Post Mistresses. Retta Jarrett Gibson continued in the position until the Post Office closed in 1958. The John J. Jarrett's store was torn down in 2006.
Information from Joan Grindstaff & Ben Robinson, Grandson of John J.Jarrett.
Family Members
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Bertha L. Jarrett Robinson
1880–1980
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Fornum Gordon Jarrett
1881–1971
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Daisy Mae Jarrett
1884–1886
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Myrtle M Jarrett Ellis
1886–1988
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Annie Jarrett Sparks
1888–1980
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Elsie Jane Jarrett Howell
1891–1974
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Dora Ellen Jarrett Burleson
1891–1975
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Geneva Pansy Jarrett Robinson
1893–1987
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Nell B Jarrett Boone
1896–1985
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Ralph Jennings Jarrett Sr
1898–1974
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Edna Mae Jarrett Silver
1901–1950
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Fred J Jarett
1903–1904
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Retta Laura Jarrett Gibson
1903–2002
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Lorene Ruby Jarrett English
1907–1980
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